The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-03-10

ty.one wears he hos been an active and
consistent member of Union Baptist
Church, and his remains were inferred in
the cemetery of that Church on Tuesday,
Rev. r. c. Ligon conducting the funeral
services. He leaves wife and six small
children, who have the sympathy of many
friends in their bereavement.
at the regular annual meeting of the
Independent Hook and Ladder Company,
held last Monday evening, the following
officers were elected to serve the ensuing
year: Foreman, GIN. Tolly; 1st Assist
ant Foreman, r. A. Spellman; End AS
sistant Foreman, g. F. Bigby; Secretary
and Treasurer, A. G. Todd; Surgeon, DR..
M. L. Sharpe. The Company has made
good selection of.off1cers, who will ever
be ready and willing to perform their
duties
Wadesboro IN. CO. hatelligencer "We
are not paid to say it, but say, of our own
vobition, that nothing ever took in this
section like Staggs coffee pot. Merito-
rious or otherwise, it has certainly created
sensation. Men have sold all they have
and followed it,. When the wind sets
from che South if you will stand on Carrs
Mt. during the morn's early hours, you
will be almost suffocated with the delight
full aroma arising from the b. ling coffee
in the quiet town below. We cannot think
of how many have tied their hopes to it,
and are now making fortunes"
List of letters remaining in the Post
office for the week ending March 0.
Persons calling for these letters will please
say they are advertised: J. G. Bryson, ST..
Cartee, Georgiana Childs, Charlie Elmore,
Essie Foster, Robt. Gilliams (2), John G.
Gaines, Dimes Galligan, Perry Hendrix,
Miss Corrie Harris, j. Harris, A. @. Hay
ME, A. johnson, Mrs. Mary L. Jor's
Jerry Kay, VIM. Lindsay, Mrs. Cathas- g
Mcconnell, Rev. FIR Mccormick, Mrs.
Hulda Moore, Miss Hester Petty (2), Mrs.
M. A. Rice, Alfred Robertson, COL. l.. j.
Scott, Miss Ellen speegle (2), John Stokes,
J. B. Summer, Miss Joesey Woesteen,
John Wallace, Mrs. L. e. Walters, War
rem Williams, Frank Williams, Mrs. G. A.
Williams, George Williams.
The great Canadian temperance orator,
Mr.. Edward Carswell, delivered four Of
his inimitable addresses in this County
the past week. On Thursday night he
spoke to crowded audience of the ladies
and gentlemen, in the Court House; on
Saturday night he spoke to the ladies and
gentlemen of Belton, in the Baptist
Church on Sunday night he spoke to
the ladies end gentlemen of the Calhoun
settlement, at Shady Grove, and on Mon
day morning he addressed the citizens of
the County, in the Court House, which
was crowded to its uttermost capacity.
He was accompanied by Past Grand
Worthy Patriarch: Douglass, of the Sons
of Temperance in this State, who is reviy-
ing and organizing new Divisions. Their
trip to this County was ,ory successful.
Mr.. Carswell's addresses have done the
cause Of Temperance in this County great
good.
Messrs. J. B. King, J. B. Leverett,
James Brewing, A. G. Keys aud Frank
o'Donnell, members of the Grand Jury,
were appointed by that body to make an
inspection of the County Poor House and
Farm. These gentlemen performed their
duty, and, in conversation with Mr..
King, Chairman. of the committee, we
learned that they were highly pleased
with the mannerin which everything was
carried on about the premises. They
found the inmates well cared for, the
premises neat and clean, and the farm in
high state of cultivation. To use Mr..
Kings expression, Mr.. McGill, the Stew
ard, "isathe right man in the right place" /"
The Committee recommended that the
houses for the colored inmates be torn
down, and new ones built fifty feet fur
ther back from where they now stand, as
| the houses of the white inmates are in
| danger of being destroyed by ire were
thes, old hou to catch fire. This is q
timely and good suggestion, and should
have the attention OF the County Com
missioners.